Brady
3rd September 2007, 23:02
Are the Argentine social movements that grew out of the 2001 economic crisis still going strong? I mean the neighbourhood assemblies, the unemployed workers organisations, the recovered factories etc...
I havent heard much of it lately, I know the Argentine economy has since recovered and I suppose it's inevitable that the middle-classes will drift back into the system but it would be nice to think that they could keep the momentum going and create a genuinely democratic alternative. Anyone know whether these movements are growing or in decline?
I havent heard much of it lately, I know the Argentine economy has since recovered and I suppose it's inevitable that the middle-classes will drift back into the system but it would be nice to think that they could keep the momentum going and create a genuinely democratic alternative. Anyone know whether these movements are growing or in decline?